As a private lender, I always ask for a current PFS.

As a contractor I love it there because of the customer service 

When you do private equity with a General Partner, there are so many thing you can do in a syndication that you cannot do alone. 

When comparing comps, pay attention to additional features like private pools, garages versus carports, ADUs, or any other standout features often overlooked by newer investors.

They’re flexible with scheduling, so they should be able to accommodate your timeline.Coastal Home Inspections has a good reputation in the Beaufort area for their detailed inspections and focus on customer service.

The city offers various multi-family housing options suitable for house hacking, including duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and townhouses.Regarding the mortgage securing, I could be of help with that, I work for a private lender that lends in 48 states, including North Caroline.Find a realtor familiar with investment properties and house hacking strategies in Charlotte.

I’d be willing to bring in a private investor and negotiate lending termsThe ask: Based on the above scenario, has anyone done this before and what was the best method you found to fund the build?

Maybe I'm just not marketing it right. we are all private money .. i dont do anything other than that..

I am getting some conflicting info from different Fidelity reps so I'd like to ask real customers of Fidelity here for suggestions.

If you need to secure a property quickly, or if you are doing renovations that can be completed within a year then you are better off using hard money or private lending options as they've got quicker close times and tend to be more investor friendly.